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Fiction, Features and Art from Classic Men's Adventure SCB DISTRIBUTORS FALL 2014 25 YEARS OF TRUE INDEPENDENCE SCB DISTRIBUTORS IS Drive by Shoot PROUD TO INTRODUCE Grand Central Press Kahboom New Paradigm Studios NM Wilderness Alliance Overcup Press Probe Partners Rock Point Press SCB: TRULY INDEPENDENT The cover image for this catalog, titled "Spiral Mandala," is by Henry Sultan, 60” square, acrylic on canvas, 1976. The image appears in his new book, The Art of the Mandala, published by Last Gasp and found on page 8 of this catalog. Catalog layout by Dan Nolte, based on an original idea by Rama Crouch-Wong The Book of Hugs By Attaboy “Attaboy’s creepy cool monsters are an insane delight.” – Mark Frauenfelder, BoingBoing “Attaboy’s marketing strategy is not to cultivate an image of himself as a capital-D Designer nor to affect a ponderous unifying philosophy, but rather to just keep making fun stuff and getting people to play with it. In other words, artsy but not especially fartsy.” – East Bay Express You’ll never hug the same way again! Featuring way too many pages of hilariously illustrated uncom fortable embraces, The Book of Hugs offers silly fun with a ridiculously big heart. Here’s the perfect guide to correctly squeezing someone with affection. Are you a mismatched hugger? Have you ever done a Lean-and- Pat Hug? Are you an over-compen sating hugger? Or maybe you suffer from the Fear of Commitment Hug! Find out in the Book of Hugs! Includes HAVE YOU BEEN HUGGING WRONG THE WHOLE TIME?! ■ tips on Who to Hug, How to Hug, When Not to Hug, plus the very important Who NOT to Hug ■ plus: Necessary Equipment Needed For Hugging! Attaboy has a large, loyal fan base for his irreverent sense of humor, writing, and art. His books include The Polka Dots: Learn to Polka (2012), You Might Be a Monster (& Other Stories I Just Made Up) (Immedium). He also co-founded Hi-Fructose with his wife, Annie Owens. The Book of Hugs ISBN: 978-0-86719-797-6 $14.95 | hardcover 6 x 6 80 pages 80+ 2-Color Illustrations October Gift Humor LAST GASP SCB DISTRIBUTORS..|..FALL 2014..|..1 The Gobblings By Matthue Roth Art by Rohan Daniel Eason “The adaptation is so smooth, and the stories so naturally eerie and imaginative, that if it rhymed one would assume Seuss wrote it.” – The New Yorker, for My First Kafka “Matthue Roth continues to astound with his brilliance and novelty...Fearless and funny...” – Mayim Bialik, PhD, actress, The Big Bang Theory Herbie is lonely. His parents moved to a faraway space station, and if he wants any friends, he has to build them from spare parts. Deep inside the ship, Herbie discovers a herd of gobblings – space monsters who love to eat metal. The gobblings are making Herbie’s home their dinner, and only he can stop them! ■ inspired by the Jewish folk tale The Alef Bet Matthue Roth’s first book, Never Mind the Goldbergs, was a NYPL Best Book for the Teen Age and an ALA Best Books nominee. A video game designer, he lives in Brooklyn. matthue.com Rohan Daniel Eason’s illustrations in My First AUTHOR’S MY FIRST KAFKA Kafka were compared with Gorey and Sendak’s. HAS SOLD 4,000 COPIES He was shortlisted for the 2013 AOI Illustration awards for Tancredi. ALSO AVAILABLE My First Kafka 978-1-935548-25-6 The Gobblings ISBN: 978-1-935548-60-7 $18.95 | hardcover 8 x 10 32 pages Color Illustrations Throughout Ages 4 & Up December Children’s Picture Book Judaica ONE PEACE BOOKS 2..|..SCB DISTRIBUTORS..|..FALL 2014 Kurt Cobain When I Was an Alien By Danilo Deninotti Illustrated by Toni Bruno This nonfiction, coming-of-age graphic novel follows Kurt Cobain from his childhood to the brink of worldwide fame with the release of Nirvana’s Nevermind. The art and story center on Kurt’s alienation and how friendship and music can fill suburban emptiness and anomie. Growing up, Cobain actually believed that he was an alien and would soon be rescued, or meet others like himself, never feeling alone again. When he met his Nirvana bandmates, it happened! Together, the bandmates of Nirvana changed the musical landscape forever. Danilo Deninotti, an Italian who works in marketing, co-founded the literary magazine Eleanore Rigby. Toni Bruno lives in Rome, illustrating fanzines and comics, and is the author of 3 graphic novels. NIRVANA HAS SOLD 25 MILLION ALBUMS MARKETING ■ 2014 marks the 20th anniversary of Kurt Cobain’s death, the year Nirvana was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the 25th anniversary of the release of their first album, Bleach, and the 20th anniversary of the release of their last album, MTV Unplugged Kurt Cobain ISBN: 978-1-935548-51-5 $18.95 | paper 6w x 9w 96 pages 2-Color Illustrations Throughout Available Graphic Novels Biography & Autobiography ONE PEACE BOOKS SCB DISTRIBUTORS..|..FALL 2014..|..3 Beyond the Dark Veil Post Mortem & Mourning Photo graphy from The Thanatos Archive By Jack Mord “Victoria and Albert became significant champions of photography. When Prince Albert died, Victoria asked that his body be photographed before burial and then had the image hand-colored.” – NYT, April 19, 2014, on the Victorian Photography show at the Getty (LA) A collection of haunting photo s docu menting mourning practices in the Victorian Era and early 20th Century. Supplemented with original newspaper articles, clippings, funeral notices and more, this is a journey through melancholy death rituals unimaginable today. ■ with 194 images of hand-colored photographs, albumen prints, ambrotypes, cabinet cards, cartes de viste, daguerreotypes, gelatin silver prints, opaltypes, photo postcards, stereoviews, tintypes, and more Contributors are Adam Arenson I, Jacqueline Ann Bunge Barger, Alex Jackson, Bess Lovejoy, Marion Peck, Joanna Roche and Joe Smoke. VINTAGE IMAGES OF VICTORIAN DEATH CULTURE Jack Mord is a collector of rare vintage photo - graphy and the owner and operator of The Thanatos Archive, a collection of post-mortem photo s dating from 1840. He lives in the Pacific Northwest. Thanatos.net Beyond the Dark Veil ISBN: 978-0-86719-796-9 $25.00 | hardcover 7 x 9 200 pages 120+ Photos August Photography History LAST GASP / BEGOVICH GALLERY 4..|..SCB DISTRIBUTORS..|..FALL 2014 Mirror, Black Mirror By Camille Rose Garcia New work chronicling the prolific and life- changing time period of 2007-2011, when Garcia fled Southern California and moved to a cabin in the Northern California woods. The natural world, contrasted with the failures of capitalist utopias inspires her work. Also influ enced by Burroughs, surrealist film, and vintage Disney and Fleischer cartoons, these paintings are from shows in NYC, Berlin, and LA, Escape to Darlingtonia (2007) The Grand Illusion (Berlin, 2008) Ambien Somnambulants (NYC, 2008), The Hydra of Babylon (LA, 2009), and Snow White and the Black Lagoon (LA, 2011). Camille Rose Garcia, whose parents are a Mexican activist filmmaker and a muralist/painter, ap - prenticed on murals while growing up in Orange County. She shows internationally and in maga- GARCIA'S LAST GASP TITLES zines, including Juxtapoz, Rolling Stone, and Modern HAVE SOLD 27,000 COPIES Painter; she is included in the collections of the LACMA, The Resnick Collection and the San Jose MMA. Her The Illustrated Alice in Wonderland (Harper Collins) was a NYT Bestseller. She lives in Northern California. ALSO AVAILABLE Tragic Kingdom 978-0-86719-683-2 Saddest Place on Earth 978-0-86719-639-9 Mirror, Black Mirror ISBN: 978-0-86719-813-3 $49.95 | hardcover 11 x 11 176 pages 200+ Color Images October Art LAST GASP SCB DISTRIBUTORS..|..FALL 2014..|..5 More Than a Woman Shading Through the Women of Hip Hop Edited by Mike Coley Live large with this coloring book of 90s Hip Hop queens! Featuring Aaliyah, Rihanna, Missy Elliott, Mariah Carey, Brandi, Eve, Lauryn Hill and more, this is a one-of-a-kind collection, with every page offering beauty, nostalgia, talent and personality for you to color. Drawn by a variety of artists including Charlotte Mei, Miguel Martin, Nick Alston and Sphy Hollington, each image conveys the best of each singer’s persona, wardrobe, and offers a sense of their music. Mike Coley is the author of Thrill Murray and publisher of Belly Kids. He lives in London. 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Brian Kesinger is an Annie Award-winning story artist and illustrator. Hired at 18, he has worked for Walt Disney for 16 years, and his work includes Tarzan, Tangled and Wreck-it Ralph. His original paintings have been displayed in galleries around the world. Kesinger lives in LA. ALSO AVAILABLE Walking Your Octopus 978-1-61404-006-4 Coloring With Your Octopus ISBN: 978-1-61404-010-1 $12.00 | paper 14 x 7 48 pages 48 B&W Illustrations August Gift Art BABY TATTOO BOOKS SCB DISTRIBUTORS..|..FALL 2014..|..7 The Art of the Mandala By Henry Sultan A collection of over 50 contemporary mandala – or magic circle – paintings.
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